January began with a clean slate. The Christmas tree came down on our first day back and we returned to work feeling focused and ready for the year ahead. It was a busy start to 2026, with;
3 new clients onboarded
40 client meetings
5 shoot
days
14 projects completed
And 13 new prospects
Work continued on two website projects that started last year, both now well into redesign and rebuild phases with February launch targets. Client review meetings took place throughout the month, providing clear feedback and next steps.
Production-wise, January was busy. We locked in six shoot days for the Terry Stone Podcast covering everything from planning and script development through to full production. One highlight included heading to London’s 77 Club to record episodes on location with three guests. All fascinating conversations, we’ll be sharing more on that very soon, so stay tuned.
We also continued our work with Ensigna Construction, editing a series of project videos and team interviews that were filmed towards the end of last year. These will form part of their website refresh and LinkedIn content, helping to showcase both their work and their people.
Motorsport planning is very much underway too. January saw us deep in content planning mode for the upcoming BTCC season, building a steady drumbeat of content from last season, mapping out off-season ideas, and getting key shoot dates locked into the diary early.
We also welcomed three new pay-per-click clients during the month and started preparing campaigns due to launch over the coming weeks. Alongside this, we met with several prospective clients, with a number of positive conversations already in progress.
To round off the month, we pulled together a refreshed Reload showreel using highlights from video projects across 2025. It’s always a satisfying process looking back at the work as a whole, you can watch it here
All in all, January has been busy, productive, and a strong start to the year. If this month is anything to go by, 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting one.
